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Thank you for creating Olsen cycle.
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@Justiyaya::This article is needed, the present link Ubiquitous links to Omnipresent, which does not explain the word found in many Wikipedia articles. However, that link to omnipresent needs to link to the correct description of ubiquitous.
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Hello - On my talk page, you said: I understand your line of reasoning, but the chart for probability distribution of CI is a standalone. You deleted everything I had written about CI. I am not sure how this can be repaired.
The chart for CI is an example of a statistic, so can stand alone. I don't understand your reasoning to emphasize CI among all the possible statistics, as it is not a rigorous determinant of significance, but rather an indicator of possible range. You also had entitled the section Use in medical literature, a broad section heading, but the content only addressed CI rather than more common and rigorous measures. For style of section subheads, see MOS:SECTIONS (not all caps).
Regarding "repair", this article is basically a WP:STUB and probably should be WP:MERGEd with Biostatistics. Perhaps you could consider working on a merger. As the banner says, the lists should be converted into prose. Also, all content is kept in article history, so everything is recoverable.
You might benefit from this link for formatting references. Check the ref tag, full journal title, and URL boxes. Zefr (talk) 00:52, 16 March 2024 (UTC)Reply
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On my talk page, you said: The reference cited was published in the National Library of Medicine. I can more published, reliable references, but I want to ensure that the COVID relation is okay to publish with more references.
First, thisisnot a publication of the National Library of Medicine (NLM). It is listed on PubMed, which is a search, retrieval and abstract display service of NLM, described further in this FAQ. The publisher of the article you cited is Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology.
Second, as the Methods section in the article explains, the study was only of 217 people with Covid-19. It is a preliminary ("primary") research study, not a WP:MEDRS review which would justify use of a reference as a source.
There is not enough evidence yet to establish that hyaluronic acid is a reliable biomarker for Covid-19. Zefr (talk) 18:56, 23 June 2024 (UTC)Reply
On my talk page, you said: The research was the results of data analysis. I want to ask for the deletion to be reconsidered because it was based on medical data processed by a U.S. national laboratory.
The removed content was Along with cytokine storm, there is a medical theory of bradykinin storm as well. By means of genetic data mining techniques with the supercomputers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the lung-fluid samples from COVID-19 patients had a pattern of the overexpression of genes that produce bradykinin, while having a pattern of the underexpressing genes that would inhibit or break down bradykinin. The implication is a hyperabundance of bradykinin in a COVID-19 at the points of infection.
With WP:MEDRS as the background guideline for choosing content and sources, it's puzzling why you think this conjecture is important to mention for the encyclopedia: a) it's an unproven theory, WP:ENCYCLOPEDIC, b) it was produced by computer analysis, not by fully-developed clinical research, c) it's news, WP:NOTNEWS, not a MEDRS review of accepted clinical facts, and d) it's from an engineering institute, not an expert clinical organization; see WP:MEDORG.
You would do well to read the MEDRS guideline carefully, as you seem to have a misunderstanding for choosing good medical sources. Zefr (talk) 23:28, 29 June 2024 (UTC)Reply